




Looking for the free ones? The website audit, the visibility quiz, the brand foundations workbook, the color playgrounds and the contrast checker are all free to use, over on free resources.
I built every one of these because I kept needing them in client work. Each one solves a specific problem I ran into repeatedly, which is why they do one job properly. Some are for designers, one is for anyone making content, and one set is for artists running a studio.

Build a palette and know it works before you commit to it. Harmony tools, contrast scoring, and shareable boards, made for the part of the job where you have to defend a color choice to a client.

Turn decisions you have already made into a document someone else can follow. Type system, color hierarchy, and brand rules in one place, exported as a style guide you can hand to a developer or a team.

Batch a month of content without rebuilding every graphic. Structured like design software, sized for every platform, and consistent whether you make one post or thirty.

Two sets. Fifty or more presets for portrait and product work, and a smaller fine art set I built for photographing artwork. Both work in any version of Lightroom, including mobile.

The business side of an art practice. Pricing your work, the fine art preset set, and the tools I made because my own studio needed them.
Looking for the free ones? The website audit, the visibility quiz, the brand foundations workbook, the color playgrounds and the contrast checker are all free to use, over on free resources.
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